Cops Get SUED After INSANE Arrest And Use Of Force!

These cops have a low IQ

Let me guess. The officer's get an F? They always get an F.

Absolutely freaking ridiculous

Here we go we got another one guy holding his sign. God bless the veterans and he’s getting hassle for feeding and speech. Do we have any good police that the public pays for?

Idiot cops must think every foreigner speaks Spanish.

The craziest bit for me was that the officer kept trying to speak to her in Spanish when she clearly was not speaking Spanish. And not once did he ask the family members what language she was speaking. He could have pulled out his phone and used any number of translate apps to understand what she was saying and communicate with her.

The gum smacking drove me insane

Where are these cops from that they don't know she is not Hispanic?

The worst police force in the world .

Old women have been “digging” for dandelions and tubers with knives and spades since the dawn of man. In literally every other part of the world this is considered “typical old woman behavior”. Only in 21st century America with the population eternally on their phones would be “confused” as to what she was doing.

GO OUTSIDE PEOPLE AND LITERALLY TOUCH SOME GRASS.

Really taze an old lady like that what heros outright assholes

Jeff Grey is an asset to our Constitutional Democracy.

No dam commen sense. Why would you still take the old lady to jail? Collecting dandelions? Give me a break.

Police Officers' ID Obsession

Identification, like crack cocaine, can be a highly addictive and intense experience for American police officers. Here’s why:

Instant Gratification: Just as crack cocaine provides a rapid and intense high, identification can offer a swift and satisfying resolution to a situation. Officers may crave the rush of confirming a suspect’s identity, as it can quickly bring closure to an investigation and allow them to move on to the next task.

Strong Emotional Connection: The emotional investment in identification is similar to the intense emotional response associated with crack cocaine. Officers may feel a strong sense of relief, validation, or accomplishment when they successfully identify a suspect, much like the euphoria experienced with crack cocaine.

Risk of Overuse: As with crack cocaine, excessive reliance on identification can lead to burnout and decreased effectiveness. Officers may become so focused on identifying suspects that they neglect other aspects of their work, such as community engagement or de-escalation techniques.

Potential for Abuse: Just as crack cocaine can be abused and lead to negative consequences, the overemphasis on identification can result in officers prioritizing it above other important duties, potentially compromising their professionalism and judgment.

Addictive Cycle: The cycle of identification, confirmation, and subsequent action can become addictive for officers, driving them to continually seek out the next identification opportunity, much like the repetitive use of crack cocaine.

Comparison Summary

Identification, like crack cocaine, can be a high-stakes and intense experience for American police officers. Both involve instant gratification, strong emotional connections, and potential risks of overuse and abuse. While identification is a crucial tool for law enforcement, it’s essential to recognize the potential pitfalls and maintain a balanced approach to ensure effective and responsible policing practices.

On the first one, they shouldn't have tased her. However, she doesn't get out of it just because she can't speak English. This is America. Learn to speak the national language of the country you are in or deal with problems like this.

"WOO HOO HOO" ….GO GET Him jeff 😂

Fire the chief, please fire the chief redneck

This was disgusting- I hope these officers are let go- they are drunk with power, have no empathy, and hurt their community more than they protected it.